Dr. Ebinger completed his undergraduate and medical school studies at the University of Wisconsin, graduating Phi Beta Kappa and AOA, respectively. He then moved to San Francisco to complete his Internal Medicine Residency at UCSF where he served on the Executive Medical Committee and received the Exceptional Physician Award.

Following residency, Dr. Ebinger came here to Cedars-Sinai for Cardiology Fellowship, serving as a Chief Fellow and joining the T32 Research Program. During his fellowship, Dr. Ebinger also completed a masters in Health Policy & Management at UCLA, with a specific focus in Implementation Science. He joined the faculty in the Department of Cardiology in 2018 as the Director of Clinical Analytics, overseeing the integration of disparate data sources from across the institution.

Driven by his interests in improving cardiovascular care delivery, he has pursued an active research program including K23 and a R21 awards from the NIH, predominately focused on hypertension. His work has been published in top tier journals including JACC, Nature Medicine, and Circulation, gaining recognition nationally. He serves on the national Prevention Council for the American College of Cardiology as and the Chair of their Hypertension Working Group, as well as a lead for the Council on Qualify of Care and Outcomes for the American Heart Association.